Month: January 2024
Have I got some girl bosses for you?!? (I’m a 43 year old man; I have no business trafficking in youth slang…) Welcome to a fascinating journey into the world… Read More
In our fast-paced world, roads connect us, but they also pose significant risks. The article “Main guidelines in road safety audits: a literature review” published in Frontiers in Built Environment,… Read More
In the intriguing article, “Tool use, or not tool use, that is the question: is the necessity hypothesis really inconsequential for the African great apes?”, researchers delve deep into the… Read More
Have you ever pondered how Google Maps predicts traffic or how your phone recognizes your face? These marvels are part of a rapidly evolving field where complexity science meets machine… Read More
Lots of great stuff coming next week as we say goodbye to gloomy OR sunny January, depending on your hemisphere. Explore, Learn, and Grow with Science: Step into the realm… Read More
Statistics is more than just numbers and graphs; it’s a science that helps us make sense of the world around us. The article “Six Statistical Senses” published in Annual Reviews… Read More
Arachnids, those often misunderstood creatures that crawl in many a nightmare, are in fact a vital part of our world’s ecosystem. They are as diverse as they are numerous, with… Read More
I have really fond memories on the Philadelphia Zoo. I hope that I’m creating similar memories in my own kids. However, it’s important to reflect on the role of zoos… Read More
In today’s world, the health and welfare of farm animals (AHW) are topics of increasing public and scientific interest. Despite advancements in animal science, the challenge of improving farm animal… Read More
In today’s globalized world, the integrity of the agri-food market is more crucial than ever. A recent comprehensive review titled “Food Fraud: Causes, Consequences, and Deterrence Strategies” published in Annual… Read More